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308th, 81st, 33rd, Bombardment Group; 14th Air Force; 16th Squadron; P-40s

  • Gerry Asher said:
    P-40E serial 41-24872 "Bob's Robin" assigned to LT Robert H. Vaught of the 9th Fighter Squadron, 49th FG, 5th AF.

Fighter Group; 7th Air Force; 28th; P-40s

  • Gerry Asher said:
    The ground crew of LT D.W. Maxwell's P-40K serial 42-46261 "Liz." 25th Fighter Squadron, 51st FG.

Curtiss P-40N Air Museum, Kalamazoo, MI

  • Greg Bishop said:
    Kalamazoo Aviation History Museum, Michigan

    The round logo near the cockpit:
    Fly Girls

    The first WASP unit was designated the 319th Army Air Force Flying Training Detachment and they were stationed at the Houston Airport.

    Byrd Howell Granger graduated with the first class. She was editor in chief of the WASP newsletter, affectionately titled The Fifinella Gazette. Granger wrote to the Disney Studio in late November 1942 requesting a design. Walt Disney fulfilled the order and one of his artists created the unit's mascot using Fifinella, the female of the Gremlins species. The design was sent to Granger in January 1943.